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Being disabled I have no way of getting to a bank branch. I need cash for little things like paying the drivers who take me to hospital, buying a piece of fruit while I am there, and lots of other little things. I volunteer with an animal rescue and need cash when we have a fund raising event...

They should have paid their taxes - I used to work with the ATO and they would have negotiated with the owners for an extended period before taking this action.

Be grat4eful you don't live in the ACT - it is $100 for a short visit to a GP here which is over %60 out of pocket.

You can save the cost of your Costco membership in one swoop by buying a new pair of spectacles. I just paid $1400 for a pair from OPSM and a similar pair from Costco was $560 with exactly the same lenses.

Straight out theft

Nuttlex makes the best pastry.

Me too. I don't even know anyone with a baby.

They sent me, a single 76 year old woman, a box of baby samples!

Doctors in Canberra have been charging over $100 for some time and it makes no difference if you are an old age pensioner.

Some people lose weight with this, others of us put it on. Not being able to exercise has certainly had a major impact. Do you seriously think that I and others have not consulted dietitians and doctors and followed their advice?

You are all being very judgmental - who is to say that this poor woman does not have some major medical condition causing her to gain and retain weight. I know that since I was diagnosed with inflammatory arthritis I have put on over 40kg and no amount of dieting has reduced it and I can...

If they offered a shopping and delivery service I would definitely support it. I rarely shop at Aldi because of my mobility issues and their shortage of disabled parking.

Why does the ACT get so little when we have very hot summers and very cold winters?

I don't think anyone regards the items she is talking about as in any way Italian - people who do care buy different brands.

Only if you are physically able to get into a supermarket and they actually have the cash you need

Perhaps they should have promoted this line better - I had no idea they offered it and would never have thought to look there. Definitely a short sighted decision giving the ageing of the baby boomers.

Woolies have absolutely no consideration for people with mobility issues or the elderly - I am beginning to think that they do not want me as a customer.

I am disabled sand elderly and cannot walk around a store so I have cancelled my membership,

I don't know of any bulk billing doctors in Canberra - the going rate seems to be $90-$130 for a standard visit. I don't think this initiative is going to help people like me who are old and have a chronic health issue requiring frequent appointments.

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